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ID189525289X
Author(s)Černyš, T.
Title

Slov'jans'ka leksyka: vytoky j evoljucija = Common slavonic word stock: origins and development

PublishedVisnyk // Kyїvs'kyj Nacional'nyj Universytet Imeni Tarasa Ševčenka, Kyїv : Vyd. Centr Kyїvs'kyj Univ, 2008, 19, 50-51
SoundexS8568; L5484; V2400; E0580; C4666; S8564; S8244; O0746; D2516
Mediumarticle
URLphilology-journal.com (homepage)
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SourceOLC Slavistik
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